Slasher Fined for Attacking Girls in North End Park
Two eight year old girls Erma Garobott and Emma Bouckini testified in Municipal Criminal Court about Anni bale Regno chasing them through a crowded North End park last Sunday and slashing their dresses with a knife. Judge Burke imposed a $50 fine acknowledging the assault though finding no motive.
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Erma Garobott
Emma Bouckini
North Bennet Street
Municipal Criminal Court
Ely
Annibale Regno
North End Park
Burke
Outing to Nantasket for National Association Delegates
About 400 delegates from the National Association of Stationers and Manufacturers and their ladies enjoyed a Nantasket Beach excursion hosted by the Boston association. The day included a harbor sail aboard the Old Colony, a humorous scrub baseball game, dinner at Hotel Pemberton, and a late return. A window display contest awarded prizes to local Boston firms with judges from Detroit Baltimore and Louisville.
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National Association of Stationers & Manufacturers
Boston Association
Nantasket Beach
Old Colony
Rowe’s Wharf
New Yorks
Bostons
Hull
Hotel Pemberton
Walter F. Cushing
Richard B. Carter
George H. Holson
Henry Hooper
Samuel Hobbs
George W. Pratt
Abner K. Pratt
Samuel Ward
George B. King
Charles B. Gordon
Boston
L. Henry Hooper
Federal Street
Hill, Smith & Co
W. M. L. McAdams
Fred Co. Berley
Richmond & Backus Company
Detroit
Theo. A. Steinmueller
Lucas Bros
Baltimore
Frank W. White
Louisville
Griffin Brothers Win Major Dorchester School Contract
The School House Commission awarded the John F Griffin Company a contract for a new grammar school on Pleasant Street Dorchester at a cost of 128 400. John F Griffin of Roxbury and Thomas Griffin of Dorchester are listed as firm members. It is the largest contract this year from the commission.
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Griffin Brothers
City Hall
School House Commission
John F. Griffin
Pleasant Street
Dorchester
Mill Street
Roxbury
Thomas Griffin
Harvard Street
Irish gathering marks large Hibernian convention
In Indianapolis July 22 delegates at the Hibernian convention hailed the largest Irish gathering in U S history. The presidential race pits Cummings of Boston against James E Dolan of Syracuse with a Vermont defection toward Dolan. Both camps claim victory after a convention test vote on credentials report.
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Indianapolis
Ind
United States
Hibernian
Cummings
Boston
James E. Dolan
Syracuse
N. Y
Vermont
New England
Dolan
Committee On Credentials
Delegates Toast Reception and Parade Honor in City
The delegates praised city leaders and the bishop for removing the ban, while Mr. T. B. McGowan of the street railway company hosted a trolley ride to Fairbanks Park. The morning session heard Catholic clergy discuss convention matters and scholarships at the Catholic University. over 500 delegates attended and National President Cummings received an ovation for his report.
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T. B. McGowan
Street Railway Company
Portland
Fairbanks Park
Father Kelly
Church Extension
Father Tim Dempsey
St. Louis
Catholic Workingmen’s Union
Dougherty
Catholic University At
Washington
Committee On
Cummings
Irish solidarity urged to boycott English goods in Boston meeting
National President Matthew Cummings urged the Ancient Order of Hibernians to unite Irish societies for a practical push to revive Irish industries. He proposed a shift to Irish manufactured goods and a ban on English products, citing heavy English imports to Ireland and Boston. The convention reported 140173 members and highlighted alliances and educational efforts in Massachusetts.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Matthew Cummings
Boston
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Ireland
England
National Board
Cummings
Massachusetts
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